# Questions

1 Which of the following is an essential fatty acid?

2 Which of the following is a polar derivative of cholesterol?
3 Which of the following fatty acid has the least melting point?
4 Out of the following which is not a source of glycerol?
5 Which of the following fatty acid has 16 carbon atoms?
6 ___ is specialized connective tissue consisting of lipid rich cells called adipocytes.
7 Fats are stored as tryglicerides in vertebrates to provide
8 The enzyme abundantly distributed in adipocytes and germinating seeds are
9 Rancidity of lipid rich food stuffs is due to
10 Greater the number of carbon atom in chain of fatty acids
11 Which of the following is a storage form of lipids
12 Which of the following is an essential fatty acid
13 Which of the following is a characteristic of both waxes and terpenes?
14 Which type of lipids are used for storage of energy
15 Which type of lipids help in waterproofing
16 An example of ____ is Carnauba wax
17 This is an example of derived lipids
18 Which component is found in all sphingolipids?
19 Based on its structural similarity to other lipids, this lipid most likely functions as
20 Liquid form of triglycerides at ordinary room temperature are
21 High content of triglycerides are seen in
22 Fats can be stored in the cell without disturbing their
23 Which property does this lipid share with a typical triacylglycerol?
Option A Option B Option C
Lenolenic Palmitic Oleic
Bile salt Estrogen Vitamin D
Palmitic Acid Stearic Acid Arachidonic Acid
Adipolysis Glycolysis Glycogenolysis
Linolenic Acid Oleic Acid Palmitic Acid
Nerve tissue Aerolar tissue Adipose tissue
Protection Thermal insulation Energy storage
Proteases Lipase Cellulase
Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids Reduction of fatty acids Oxidation of fatty acids
The boiling point will be higher The boiling point will be lesser The melting point will be higher
Glycolipids Phospholipids Sulpholipids
Lenolenic Palmitic Oleic
Both can contain amino alcohol Both can contain fatty acid Both can be non saponifiable
Triglycerides Glycolipids Phospholipids
Triglycerides Phospholipids Sphingolipids
Soft wax Liquid wax Hard wax
Terpenes Steroids Carotenoids
A carbohydrate A negative charge A phosphate group
A membrane component An energy storage molecule A sex hormone
Oils Solids Fats
LDL HDL VLDL
Hygroxyl bond Aleurone layer Osmotic relations
Both contain an ether bond Both contain a long-chain alcohol Both are amphipathic
Option D Correct Answer
Stearic A
Progesterone A
Timnodonic Acid D
Diet C
Stearic Acid C
Muscle tissue C
Signaling B
Nucleases B
Dehydration of saturated fatty acids C
The melting point will be lesser C
Triacylglycerol D
Stearate A
Both can contain oxygen D
Sulpholipids A
Glycolipids B
Archaebacterial wax C
All of the above D
An amino alcohol D
A vitamin required for vision B
None of these A
Chylomicrons D
None of these C
Both are saponifiable D